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The Lakers are struggling again this season after three years of decline in which they have posted the worst results in their history.
Three-time Most Valuable Player Johnson spent his entire 13-year NBA career with the Lakers, winning five championships with the franchise.
"I'm overjoyed to be back home with the Lakers," Johnson said.
"I will do everything in my power to help return them to their rightful place among the elite teams of the NBA," added the 57-year-old.
He will assist Buss "in all areas of basketball and business", the franchise announced.
"We are thrilled and honoured to add Magic's expertise and abilities," Buss added.
Johnson was an honorary vice president of the Lakers until last year and held an ownership stake until selling it in 2010.
He was also part of the USA 'Dream Team' which won Olympic  gold in 1992.
Basketball great Magic Johnson has returned to the Los Angeles Lakers as an adviser to owner Jeanie Buss.

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Pe byddai yn cael sêl bendith, fyddai teithwyr ddim yn gorfod talu rhwng 22:00 a 06:00.
Mae'r llywodraeth wedi dweud yn barod ei bod yn ystyried gofyn i geir, faniau a bysiau bychain dalu £3 am groesi'r pontydd erbyn 2018.
Mae gweinidogion hefyd yn ystyried trefn newydd fyddai'n golygu na fyddai llif traffig yn cael ei effeithio wrth yrru trwy'r tollau.
Byddai'r drefn yn golygu cael gwared ar y bariau tollau wrth i gamerâu gael eu gosod a fyddai'n adnabod ceir sydd yn croesi'r pontydd.
Mae'r holl faterion yn cael eu trafod fel rhan o ymgynghoriad sydd yn dod i ben Mawrth 10.
Gallai pontydd Hafren fod yn rhad ac am ddim i groesi yn y nos.

Michael Samwell, 35, died after confronting intruders who broke into his home in Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Greater Manchester, at about 03:00 BST.
Shouting was heard outside the property and he was found badly injured in a parking area behind his home. He died in hospital a short time later.
Police believe he was run over by his car, a black Audi S3, which was taken.
A murder inquiry has been launched and officers are appealing for witnesses to the incident, which happened on Cranbourne Road.
Mr Samwell suffered multiple injuries in the "tragic" incident, police said, although they are not yet sure how many times he was struck by his vehicle.
Det Supt Jon Chadwick from Greater Manchester Police said: "My thoughts go out to Michael's wife and his family. I cannot comprehend what they must be going through.
"This is the murder of an innocent man who has merely sought to protect his property from criminals."
He appealed to the criminal community to "search their consciences" and provide information about the crime, which had "crossed the line".
He said this "could have happened to anyone".
According to the website LinkedIn, Mr Samwell trained as a naval officer at Britannia Royal Naval College in Devon and was in the senior service for about 10 years before leaving in 2014.
It also said the University of Leeds graduate worked in several roles, including on board a nuclear attack submarine as a weapons officer.
Since leaving the Royal Navy he had worked as a programme manager for engineering firm Atkins in Warrington, Cheshire.
An Atkins spokesman said: "This is a tragic event and our thoughts go out to Mike's family, friends and colleagues. We will support the family in any way we can."
Det Supt Chadwick said the Audi was driven away from the scene "erratically" and it hit a kerb before the driver and occupants abandoned it a short time later on Whitby Avenue, Ladybarn, with extensive damage.
He urged anyone who was in Cranbourne Road at the time of the killing or saw the car being driven away to come forward.
"We will not stop until we have found the person responsible for this dreadful crime," he said.
A neighbour of Mr Samwell spoke of his shock at the events in the "really quiet" and "friendly" street.
The man, who did not want to be named, told the BBC there had been a persistent problem with car thieves in the area.
"I know Chorlton is a bit of a crime hotspot; because it is a nice, affluent area people do come in from other areas of Manchester, unfortunately, and target us."

A former Royal Navy officer has been killed by thieves who stole his car from outside his house.

